Be your best self, with holistic psychiatric care
Affordable psychiatric care that fits you. Not just medication management.
If you’re overwhelmed, stuck, or unsure about medication—you’re not alone
Maybe therapy helped for a while and then hit a wall, or your therapist suggested medication, but you’re not sure how you feel about that. Perhaps you’re seeking a second opinion because the last plan didn’t quite fit.
Symptoms bleed into work, school, and relationships; anxiety that won’t let up, low mood that lingers, focus that slips no matter how hard you try. You might be open to medication, prefer alternatives, or hope to reduce what you’re taking. You just want options and a prescriber who truly listens and adjusts thoughtfully over time.
And if you (or someone you love) lives with an intellectual or developmental disability, you want a team that understands those needs, one that offers sensitive, experienced psychiatric care, including support for group homes and individuals on the autism spectrum.
Wherever you’re starting, you’re in the right place—and you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Medication management
Medication management isn’t just a prescription; it’s a collaborative plan built around your history, goals, and daily life. We start with a thorough assessment, discuss benefits and risks, and adjust in small, thoughtful steps. Our goal is simple: you feel heard, understood, and confident in your plan.
Holistic psychiatry
You’re more than a list of symptoms. You’re a whole person with specific needs, values, and goals. You deserve care that sees the big picture and a provider who truly hears you. Together, we’ll build a plan that considers all of you—skills, habits, sleep, stress, relationships, and (if needed) medication—so you can feel and function better.
IDD
You deserve care that respects your pace, your preferences, and your dignity. We provide patient, sensory-aware visits, clear, practical steps, and coordination with caregivers and group homes when needed. The goal is simple: support that fits real life, honors strengths, and helps you (or your loved one) thrive.
What we help with
Sandalwood Mental Health provides psychiatric care for adults experiencing a range of concerns. We’ll talk with you about your symptoms, goals, and daily life, then create a plan that fits.
Conditions we commonly treat include:
ADHD
Anxiety
Autism spectrum
Bipolar disorder
Depression
Grief and loss
Intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD)
Mood and motivation difficulties
Obsessive–compulsive disorder (OCD)
Panic attacks and panic disorder
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)
Stress and self-esteem concerns
About Sandalwood Mental Health
At Sandalwood Mental Health, you get evidence-based psychopharmacology (thoughtful medication management) often integrated with psychotherapy—so your plan addresses both symptoms and the skills to manage them. We look at the whole person, not just the diagnosis.
Care may include traditional medications alongside health-promotion and dietary strategies, stress-reducing interventions, and, when appropriate, herbal or vitamin supplementation. It’s collaborative, practical, and tailored to your goals and daily life.
Featured articles
How a holistic treatment approach to anxiety can work for you
When anxiety disrupts your sleep, clouds your thinking, or makes ordinary tasks feel overwhelming, it’s time to consider whether your current approach is working. Many people come to Sandalwood Mental Health after years of struggling; sometimes with anxiety that’s never been properly evaluated, sometimes with medication regimens that aren’t delivering results, and sometimes simply exhausted from providers who don’t take the time to truly understand what’s happening.
Depression
Depression often goes beyond feeling sad. It can show up as low energy, emotional heaviness, difficulty concentrating, or a sense that life feels harder than it used to. When depression is present, even small daily tasks can feel overwhelming — and asking for help can feel like too much.
Adult ADHD
Adult Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) often goes undiagnosed for years. Many adults struggle with focus, organization, emotional regulation, and follow-through without realizing ADHD may be contributing. Over time, this can affect work performance, relationships, self-confidence, and overall quality of life.